Sentence examples for allowances according to from inspiring English sources
Greece has the lowest quality lignite in Europe and plants such as these would not be viable without access to free carbon allowances, according to Panagiotakis.
Thus the multiplier effect of changing benefit levels (for good or ill) is twice that of personal tax allowances, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility.
Lower income working families have typically lost four times as much from cuts to in-work benefits as they have gained in tax allowances, according to the JRF.
Peers who did not speak at all in House of Lords debates over the past year still claimed almost £1.3m in expenses and allowances, according to research by the Electoral Reform Society.
Over 10% of all working-age adults receive permanent or temporary disability allowances, according to the OECD – a figure that rises to 14% if you include people receiving support to get them back into work after illness or injury.
Peers who did not speak once in House of Lords debates over the past year still claimed almost £1.3m in expenses and allowances, according to research by the Electoral Reform Society.
British national insurance contributions do not go towards disability allowance, according to the government's website.
The IOC's "unpaid" president, Thomas Bach, is unsalaried, but still manages a $250,000 yearly allowance, according to the AP.
Dietary Se concentrations (MFn-3 diet: 1110 μg/kg DM; HFn-6 diet: 488 μg/kg DM) also exceeded the recommended allowance according to the NRC (300 μg/kg DM) [ 15].
Although the GOK provides a housing allowance according to job group and location, COs were not satisfied with the amount, as expressed by a female CO based at the district hospital: We get KES 2,300 (USD 26) That is too little….
Disability living allowance scrapped The personal independence payment (PIP) replaces the disability living allowance and, according to the DWP, is not based on your condition, but on how your condition affects you, so narrowing the gateway to the PIP.
